Meanings of little pantomime in English

There was, however, still just enough excitement to cover a little pantomime.

I have the feeling that the locals are used to this little pantomime.

This little pantomime did not escape the Baron, who looked hard at his wife.

The little pantomime piece was called 'Pierrot in Love'.

Then we went through a very grim little pantomime.

So I went through a little pantomime of processing what she'd said and agreeing to it.

To treat you with a little pantomime.

There was a brief but hearty greeting between two men, who seemed to be the principals in this little pantomime.

He bowed in submission, and she smiled so kindly, that I wished the occasion for the little pantomime had not occurred.

When I mention Robert Kilroy-Silk's brief, disastrous spell in the party, Farage performs a little pantomime of horror at the memory.

He wanted her and thought, from the way she had looked at the absurd little pantomime with the rubber hose earlier, that she wanted him.

It was all a little pantomime of domestic life,- avaried ,yetorderly pantomime, and it had continued with suitable variations for more than seven years.